Farmers Seek Forty Years on Construction Costs
A district seeks a forty year repayment period for government irrigation projects to ease charges on settlers. Senator Borah advocates delaying repayments, arguing forty years would spread costs and support farming in the Ber district while addressing financial strain and broader reclamation funding. Local figures include Dr. F Banas and M Hendricks with property plans in Hatch.
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Idee Merrying
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Ovda
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Rincon Palomas Valleys Future Prospects Seen Optimistic
Reports from Rincon Palomas valleys note optimism for farming and mining. Farmers plan cotton plowing on large tracts while stockmen expect ample feed and water. Copper mining plans and ore prospects show activity in the San Mateo San Andreas districts as development rises in the local valleys.
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Rinconami
Cazeda
Cachillo
Palamos
Aemas Crevka
Nea
San Mateo
San Andreas
Sini Ddesty
Ntare
Grand Jury Returns Eight True Bills in Trop A county
Grand Jury of TropA Ang county last Monday returned eight true bills charging list includes Albert Brown Public Guerra Antonio Patri Escquiel Perez G W Blodwe Victoriang Barola Refugio Arbade. Special committees inspected one witness with K Vivice of Roswell stating jurors examined about two witnesses between Monday morning and Tuesday noon. Kenneth Simmons new district attorney led state prosecution.
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Teue Wille
Tropa Ang
Albert Brown Publy Guerrera
Antonio Patri
Escquiel Perez
G. W. Blodwe
Victoriang Barola
Itu Caport
K. Vivice
Roswell
Justicia Dietriot
Kenneth K. Simmons
New
Death of pioneer resident Anabelle Hunter Cane
Anabelle Hunter Cane wife of Dr Bruce E Lane died Tuesday night at home on West Grignt Street after a long illness. Survived by two sons and two daughters with a host of grandchildren. Funeral services held at First Presbyterian Church. burial in Masonic Cemetery. Memorial services planned at Wr Preobsterlin church next Sunday. Born in Concord Ohio, Anztella Hunter came to Las Cruces years ago as Lay Cruces.
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Anabelle Hunter Cane
Bruce E. Lane
West Grignt Streat
Etusbaent
Fureva
Sunder Promi
Anztella Hunter
Concord
Ira
Lane
Wik
Mele
Jessa Iacacks
Hai Cox
Hele Lane
Community notices and movements in El Paso area
Voice of 9 ay S ihdrees in El Paso reports local moves and events. Families, stores, and farms such as Mr An creos-syea grest fubure Coy tie val near Upton, hay pines, and farm improvements are noted amid road upgrades. Residents Mel and Mr Oliver move to El Paso. Mr Williams joins South en Sactito railroad. Local clergy and civic figures travel, with community groups forming an Educational Aid Society and planning regular meetings and singing.
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Upton
Ancreos-syea
Yao Cinepeaue
Mel
Oliver
Wiliams
el Pago
Willian
la Moan
Tago
Rey We G. Johnson
Atvies
Chambermove
John UN
Jetson
Gunat
Neely Kilgore
Cyrus Denen
Ind Air
Albuquerca
Seal
Gfrs
Barra
Barna
Tillo
Eminational Aid Society
Megalcore
Payne
Gertrude Scogging
el Paso
Witl
Paul Price
Vinton
Tlo Berkley
Calif
Aira Trace
Los Angeles
Alster
Tommy Donaldson
Alurg Telling
Mra Somaldnon
Hotel to Contributors Promises Future Expanded Content
Editor appeals to contributors citing lack of space in the initial issue of the Te Grande Parmier and promises timely, informative pieces in forthcoming numbers. The publication plans to introduce new writers to broaden reader appeal and publish more material next week.
Leaders named for prayers at mission event
The article lists leaders overseeing prayers for Catholic activities at a mission in a valley area. It notes Wemes Logan Caldwell A Faris J A Donaldabe O Kull W 2d Somner and A J Tannah as day leaders, with Robert J Williowma of Madotin California attending spring events with his son Tim Williams and family. The piece mentions Willems investment in smudging pots and references the event continuing on another page.
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Lughaer
Unio
Hom
Arai Rigney
Wemes Logan Caldwell
A. . Faris
A. Donaldabe
O. Kull
W. 2d Somner
A. J. Tannah
Robert J. Williowma
Madotin
Calif
Vileace
Formoe
Ton
Tim Williams
Vinton
Williams
Willems
Ty Nee
Willowa
Las Cruces Seeks Street Light Agreement With Chamber
Las Cruces officials and the Chamber of Commerce pledged to study twelve inch electric street lights for Mato Street. Mayor Kelso commented to a reporter on proposed city maintenance and resident funded installation. A committee led by George Engerger discussed costs. The Las Cruces Light Company offered lighting at 10 cents per kilowatt hour with a ten year contract, noting a potential $2,800 purchase for 30 standard standards and about $7 per thousand dollars of property valuation for investors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Las Crecen Electric Light Company
Mato Street
Kelso Anit
George
Erenger
Eharmah
Fedustetat Catamittes
D. W. Morgan
Morgan
Pronger
Alrearty
American Legion notes plan drive and growth at post
The Quesenberry Post of the American Legion in Lawton plans a member drive and contact push at the Armory. The post reports nine native members and aims to grow, noting many ex service men in and around Tay Cruces who may affiliate. One firm aim is forming a women's auxiliary under the post.
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Quesenberry
American Lawton
Armory
Houdry
Tost
Tay Cruces
Tha Orzanhation
Firme Abays
Tekot
Reclamation Service cuts costs in Elephant Butte project
A committee of IRRIGATION district directors praises U S Reclamation Service for lowering operating and maintenance costs from 146,094.32 in 1921 to 39 57 61 in 1922, beating the 1922 estimate by 18 000. The report credits new dredges and centralized administration for large savings, noting reduced overhead and better efficiency across contracts and collections, with future use of machinery anticipated.
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Attic Uia
Nir Seelers Bank
Taylor and Melamy
Faree
Reclamation Service
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Washington
Elephant Butte
Radlorention Service
Chamber of Commerce Work Discussed by President Clark
President Clark speaks on the Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce role and farm bureau cooperation in boosting the county economy. He emphasizes town country unity, advertising for settlement, and joint committees to promote agriculture and community improvements.
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Clark
Las Cruces Park Path To Be Broadened By Women Group
Las Cruces Park Cruces path kept up nearly 90 years by the Women’s Improvement Association will be widened. The decision was made at a Community House Monday meeting. Mrs Katie Reymond, president, and Mrs E Wade, presided. Mrs B B McGee was elected secretary to fill the vacancy from Mrs Fred Katzen’s resignation as he moved to California. Two new members were added, Molavres Porter and Frank TPre. The group aims to enroll every woman in Las Cruces desiring to aid in making the town more beautiful. Active and passive members participate in monthly meetings with dues of 26 cents a month. The association’s work is supported by the city’s Chamber of Commerce. More women are urged to join for the town’s betterment.
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Women's Improvement Association
Katie Reymond
E. @. Wade
B. B. MecGea
Fred Katzenatoit
California
Reymond
Moalavres
Les Croces
Sociation
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Les Cruces
Chamber of Commerce
NOTES FROM BERING STRANGE OCCURRENCES AND VISITS MARK WEEK
Community notes report scattered visits and local happenings across Ber ing and nearby towns. Robert F. Adams arrives from Orate to visit sister Bern C G Abison family events and a list of Saturday evening attendees are recorded along with recoveries and travels among residents. A new mile track project and college regents nominations also headline the weekly notes, reflecting local infrastructure efforts and governance.
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Orate
Bérn
C. G. Abison
Adama
Anthony
Sunee
la Mesa
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G. Gorilan Ag Pon
Floyd Johnson
Alex
Joe Sykes
Bernie
Virgie Stewart
Mumford Brewser
Ralph
Melvin Newsom
LC. Davis
I Vuze
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Tae Cruens
Itlaa Truth Newsem
Vaila
Fl Paxa
Tein Noya
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Gordon Aliacn
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D. Oy
Herine
Reny el Pag
A. A. Bloxer
J. Newton Kilgore
el Paso
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Beriie Axchanl Ss
Alolo Aides
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